(Who has been watching the
moustache
with awed fascination.
Kipling - Poems
G. (Pulling at his moustache and watching it sideways down his
nose.) Ha-Hmmm. (Aside.) 'Wonder what the little beast can talk about.
'Must make a shot at it.
Miss T. (Aside.) Oh, this is agonizing. I must say something.
Both Together. Have you Been--
Capt. G. I beg your pardon. You were going to say--
Miss T.
(Who has been watching the
moustache
with awed fascination.
)
Won't you have some eggs?
Capt. G. (Looking bewilderedly at the tea-table.) Eggs! (Aside.) O
Hades! She must have a nursery-tea at this hour. S'pose they've wiped
her mouth and sent her to me while the Mother is getting on her duds.
(Aloud.) No, thanks.
Miss T. (Crimson with confusion.) Oh! I didn't mean that.